Featured Diagrams

Here are a list of featured diagrams, showing the kind of things you can do with GitUML.

Sample GitUML Python Repository

These are diagrams from a sample Python GitHub repository which has been set up for testing GitUML's Python parsing capabilities. You can select this sample repository via the new diagram wizard if you want to get started quickly and just have something to play with.

The source code in the repository is not a coherent application, but rather various modules and classes which exercise the GitUML Python parser, including a mix of Python 2 and Python 3 files to ensure GitUML can handle both flavours of Python.

#29 classic inheritance, multiplicity etc s…

Created by: admin published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/sample_python_uml github

Commit: master

Tags: featured-py-sample

Description: This example shows how GitUML can visualise * inheritance * association * association with one to many * modules containing classes The one to many is had to detect. GitUML scans Python source code for ".append" operations and deduces its a one to many.

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#194 multiple inheritance

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Language: Python

Repository: abulka/sample_python_uml github

Commit: master

Tags: featured-py-sample

Description: This example shows how GitUML can visualise * multiple inheritance

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#195 command pattern - design pattern

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Language: Python

Repository: abulka/sample_python_uml github

Commit: master

Tags: featured-py-sample design pattern

Description: This example shows how GitUML can visualise the command design pattern. There are some unit tests in the same module, which are also visualised.

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#533 Toolback /list flow

Created by: abulka published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/toolback github

Commit: main

Tags: toolback list literate code map python featured-py-misc

Description: This is an example of a literate code map analysis of a bunch of classes and modules, following what calls what, and what parameters are being passed. The problem is that the 'user' parameter needs to be passed down into the functions - which is tricky, and the code m…

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Python - Pynsource repository

These are diagrams from the GitHub repository of one of my other projects, Pynsource, a desktop UML app for Python.

This project has been going for 10+ years and is open source. It actually led to the creation of GitUML and shares parts of its Python parser.

#1 App class in Pynsource

Created by: abulka published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/pynsource github

Commit: master

Tags: featured-py-pynsource

Description: The App class owns an instance of Controller. The App class also has a Boot() method, as well as a Shutdown() method. The Controller is defined thus: class Controller: def __init__(self, app): self.app = app self.cmd_mgr = CommandManager(100) …

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#5 pynsource - view

Created by: abulka published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/pynsource github

Commit: master

Tags: featured-py-pynsource

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#6 pynsource - GUI

Created by: abulka published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/pynsource github

Commit: master

Tags: app canvas featured-py-pynsource

Description: The main app class **MainApp** is different to the App class in Pynsource \- containing the main GUI handlers. It points to a `umlcanvas` which is where all the fancy drawing is done, using the wxPython GUI toolkit. Here are some screenshots of what's possible to dra…

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#2136 multiple inheritance copy

Created by: None private

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/sample_python_uml github

Commit: master

Tags: featured-py-sample

Description: This example shows how GitUML can visualise * multiple inheritance

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#44 C4_Container Diagram Sample - techtribe…

Created by: admin published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/sample_python_uml github

Commit: master

Tags: c4 architecture

Description: Ask somebody in the building industry to visually communicate the architecture of a building and you'll be presented with site plans, floor plans, elevation views, cross-section views and detail drawings. In contrast, ask a software developer to communicate the softwar…

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#12 pynsource app and base cmd

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Language: Python

Repository: abulka/pynsource github

Commit: master

Tags: command pattern

Description: Most of the commands in Pynsource are wrapped in command objects, which have an **execute** , undo and redo method. This is a classic use of the Command design pattern. ![](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bf/Command_pattern.svg/1400px- Comman…

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#11 Entity Component System architecture - …

Created by: abulka published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/wx_esper github

Commit: master

Description: This is the architecture referred to in my forthcoming article. Here is a sample: ### Building traditional GUIs with the Entity Component System #### Is the Entity Component System any good for building traditional GUIs? Continuation of my Gui Showdown -- ECS vs Pl…

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#10 "gui showdown" medium article - Python …

Created by: abulka published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/abulka.github.io github

Commit: master

Description: From my forthcoming article - here is a sample: ### Implementing Object Oriented MVC in Python and also in plain Javascript vs. Vue.js Javascript framework Is converting a plain Javascript GUI app to OO MVC worth it? The Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern is…

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#4 Slightly larger architectural picture r…

Created by: testing published

Language: Python

Repository: abulka/pynsource github

Commit: master

Tags: app command pattern

Description: A slightly larger architectural picture of **App** , **Cmd** and **Controller** classes in Pynsource.

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